Pro bolt goodies...

[bigboy]

Look so good I wanna put it on a plate and sop it up with a biscuit

[michael parris heuberger]

Look so good I wanna put it on a plate and sop it up with a biscuit

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Hi. I like there stuff. I liked dealing with the guy from Florida better.

[bigboy]

Hi. I like there stuff. I liked dealing with the guy from Florida better.

Who?

[michael parris heuberger]

Who?

Pro Bolt took it away from him about a year ago. I am still working no my turbo build. I also just bought a supercharged 02 busa from DAS.

[BlueBacon]

Let me know how well the fairing bolts work. I keep losing them out on the road...seems I'm missing one every other month

[sixpack577]

Let me know how well the fairing bolts work. I keep losing them out on the road...seems I'm missing one every other month

Anti-seize is kind of gummy once it sets, and also acts like a mild thread locker, I use it on alot of fasteners to prevent corrosion and gauling, including fairing bolts, and havn't lost any.
And there's always medium/blue thread-locker/loc-tite, that will definately keep them from vibrating loose.
Titanium fasteners will vibrate loose just the same as other materials too, and you especially don't want to be losing those at their price.

[sixpack577]

Look so good I wanna put it on a plate and sop it up with a biscuit

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and this is what $200 looks like...but that finish and half the weight is addictive, lol

[bigboy]

Let me know how well the fairing bolts work. I keep losing them out on the road...seems I'm missing one every other month

I went with aluminum fairing bolt because of that very reason. They are MUCH cheaper than titanium a little bit lighter I think and I won't cry if I loose some. But the finish on then is significantly LESS polished and crispy clean compared to titanium. The titanium shines kinda like chrome

[bigboy]

Anti-seize is kind of gummy once it sets, and also acts like a mild thread locker, I use it on alot of fasteners to prevent corrosion and gauling, including fairing bolts, and havn't lost any.
And there's always medium/blue thread-locker/loc-tite, that will definately keep them from vibrating loose.
Titanium fasteners will vibrate loose just the same as other materials too, and you especially don't want to be losing those at their price.

I went with aluminum for fairing bolts, top yoke, and windshield bolts. The yoke is thick enough to put on without damage. The fairing bolts don't need to be too tight and they are prone to fall out and I don't wanna set myself up to get mad if it's titanium. And the windshield is small beans so I went with aluminum.

[KPJ132716]

Let me know how well the fairing bolts work. I keep losing them out on the road...seems I'm missing one every other month

Slowly.... move away from it!!
It's a sign that she's becoming a Harley